In-App Protection For Android: Selecting the Right Platform
summary
For financial Android apps aiming for PCI compliance the talk lists a concrete minimum: obfuscation, log stripping, runtime threat detection, plus signature and resource integrity checks and threat-analysis reports; it warns that many vendors add binary shielding that slows app startup and that encryption quality varies. Evaluation criteria include measurable detection (debugger/jailbreak/hooks), licensing cost versus protection, implementation effort (one command vs multi-sprint) and vendor support; choose the platform that meets industry standards without breaking performance.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:20About me
- 1:17Mobile application vulnerabilities
- 4:34What should a vendor provide
- 8:26Additional considerations
- 12:46Outro
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